and you though shit was expensive where you live
 

http://www.adrhi.com/featured_properties.asp?page=1


fuck me

Dam, $500,000 for a 1083 square foot apartment.

http://www.adrhi.com/2504177

Must be nice for the real estate agent that gets a 5% fee on a $26 million dollar house.

http://www.adrhi.com/2509394

heh and I'm trying to decide to if 230k is too much for a house almost 3x bigger.

you obviously never shopped for real estate in manhattan. id bite your hand off for a 1k sqft apt for 500k anywhere below harlem.

:Graucho

no look down the page ther is a fucking hose that is a shack that is a tear down for 5 million


http://www.adrhi.com/2506342



fuck me

Nope things where I live are pretty cheap. I know of a nice size house in Ensenada that is for sale. Cool 3.9 mil. Has like 6 bedrooms and 7 baths, and every room in the house has a view of the ocean. Great Joint. I think that it belongs to Willie Nelson. Interested?

Yup, around here I got 8 acres with my own pond and a 2000 square foot house (not including basement) for $300K. I don't know how people can afford to live in some of the big cities. Prices are crazy.

http://www.mlslistings.com/common/pr...property&name=


only 30 mil

http://www.mlslistings.com/common/pr...property&name=


just under 30 mil

http://www.mlslistings.com/common/pr...property&name=


oh look another 30 mil one

http://www.mlslistings.com/common/pr...property&name=

and another

My condo is 1300 sq ft including the balconies and it's over $500K.

I'd be living in a cardboard box!

Ohh look a cheap one only 20 mil


http://www.mlslistings.com/common/pr...property&name=


You slackers better get to work if your ever gonna live witht eh rich people :)

http://www.mlslistings.com/common/pr...property&name=


18 mil now we are getting somewhere lets see

20% down thats 3.6 mil and um like 90K a month in mortgage and 180K a year in property taxes....


Bargain !

http://www.mlslistings.com/common/pr...property&name=


ya would think for a 15 mil house the agent could take a clear fuckign pic

http://www.mlslistings.com/common/pr...property&name=


a castle for 15

Momma likes!!!

I look at these houses so I know what to shoot for.

Need about 40-50 mil to go for one of these.

I like to go to open houses for inspiration . Makes me wanna work harder

Hey, thats a half acre of beachfront property though --

i wonder if it's cheaper to rent or buy there?

thoughts?

damn Japan beats that they sell land there by the square inch

I grew up in Burlingame which is right below Hillsborough (you have to drive up through Burlingame to get into Hillsborough)

I used to go bike riding through Hillsborough just to see homes like that. Big homes like that impressed me even as a kid.

much cheper to rent thats where I stayed in a 10 Mil house on the beach in hawaii for 800 bucks a night 5 bedroom on the sand

that's crazy

You gotta be pimp to live large in Hawaii!

nah, where i live its reasonable. good ole midewest michigan :) for 500K you can get a very nice place.

That house does look like a Mini-Palace but for that price glup... :helpme

Yeah a bit pricey :)

Yea, but it's a 7 bedroom shack with 17,000 square feet of property ...

A bit? :helpme

shit ain't expensive here, I have a 2000 sq ft house with huge front and back yards, 2 car garage, 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath...and it backs up to the woods, which I own a great deal of the land there too....for $163k

pretty much the same as prices where i am... a house with an ocean view and several bedrooms is well over $2million - often over $5million. one bedroom condos in my mom's complex are going for $300,000 and over - and they aren't big. one bedrooms by me are going for up to $800,000.

Damn sweet homes..it's only money :winkwink:

Yup only money :)

wow that house is too expensive. well i am not richie rich. :p

Keep workign now ya have something to shoot for :)

The housing market is nuts here. 5% per month. I think it's going to hold up. They're not making any more land and with all of the creative financing and low rates there are all sorts of great deals.